Which among the following is the equation of the elastic curve for a simply-supported beam of length L, modulus of elasticity E, moment of inertia I, and a concentrated force at midspan? a. El y(x) = p*³ - P 6. 3_ PL?x 48 x³ 3 b. El y(x) = P– P 3 PL?x 12 6 48 c. El y(x) = P PL2x 12 6 48 (x x3 d. El y(x) = P PL?x 48 O a. Equation A O b. Equation C O c. Equation B O d. Equation D

Which among the following is the equation of the elastic curve for a simply-supported beam of length L, modulus of elasticity E, moment of inertia I, and a concentrated force at midspan? a. El y(x) = p*³ - P 6. 3_ PL?x 48 x³ 3 b. El y(x) = P– P 3 PL?x 12 6 48 c. El y(x) = P PL2x 12 6 48 (x x3 d. El y(x) = P PL?x 48 O a. Equation A O b. Equation C O c. Equation B O d. Equation D

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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